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CME Group is set to introduce six currency futures on its European exchange, taking the number of crosses it has available to 36. -
A group of banks and service providers, led by New York based start-up Axoni, have completed a test of blockchain technology and smart contracts to manage affirmations and post-trade lifecycle processing for over-the-counter equity swaps, building on similar work done earlier this year for credit derivatives.
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Intercontinental Exchange (ICE) is weighing up whether to appeal a decision by the UK’s Competition and Markets Authority (CMA) that the exchange operator should sell its recent Trayport acquisition to preserve competition in wholesale energy trading.
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The coming market rush to comply with margin rules on uncleared swaps will be a big challenge in itself, but regulators need to think hard about the unintended repo risks they are creating by requiring collateral building at breakneck speed.
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Rapeseed futures have hit peak trading volume, with Euronext reporting successive records last week.
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Rising costs for derivatives clearing and difficulties gaining access to dealers present a mounting challenge for small end users in the US and Europe, some of which may have to find other means to hedge risk, a study by the International Swaps and Derivatives Association has found.
